1. If any of the calculated answers have more than 4 decimals, enter up to the...

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1. If any of the calculated answers have more than 4 decimals, enter up to the 4th decimal place. A. Let Z be a standard normal random variable. What is the probability that Z would be greater than 1? B. Let, X~B (10, 0.25). What is the probability of P (X = 3) C. Let, X~B (10,0.25) What is the probability of P (X≥ 3) D. Let, X~ Poisson (5). What is the probability of P (x ≤7) E. Let, X~ Poisson (5). What is the probability of P (X ≥ 8) 1. If any of the calculated answers have more than 4 decimals, enter up to the 4th decimal place. A. Let Z be a standard normal random variable. What is the probability that Z would be greater than 1? B. Let, X~B (10, 0.25). What is the probability of P (X = 3) C. Let, X~B (10,0.25) What is the probability of P (X≥ 3) D. Let, X~ Poisson (5). What is the probability of P (x ≤7) E. Let, X~ Poisson (5). What is the probability of P (X ≥ 8)